There are many providers selling shelf companies with developed corporate
credit. CAUTION! Buyer Beware! Why should you worry
about shelf companies with developed corporate credit?

1.
Many of these shelf companies (with corporate credit) owe back taxes, contractual obligations, or
other debt.

Since it takes months or years for financial obligations to hit the
public record in the form of liens or court claims, a company may be
headed for legal and tax trouble unknown to third parties. The
seller of the shelf companies may be brokering them, or reselling
companies that went out of business.

SOLUTION: Buy a clean shelf company and build the corporate
credit yourself.

2. There is no real, legal and
proper way to obtain a shelf company with corporate credit.

Banks withdraw the credit extended to a
company within 90 days of the company being transferred to another
party. The corporate credit that was extended to that company also
took into account the principals of the company, which changed when the
company was sold to you.

SOLUTION: Buy a clean shelf company and build the corporate
credit yourself.

3. Many providers are
committing fraud by extending false and artificial trade lines for
companies.

This is the scam:

A provider called "Scamalot, Inc."
offers companies with existing tradelines. They form companies A,
B, C, D, and E. Companies A-E file positive reports (but false)
that they are doing business with a company called, "Roadrunner Beep
Beep, Inc." Over the next few months, positive credit reports are
made. This builds up the credit profile of Roadrunner Beep Beep,
Inc. But since the reports are false, the credit profile is
fraudulent. Lenders perceive this false reporting as truthful
information and they extend credit. When those loans aren't paid,
banks balk. Most of the time they don't figure it out--but that's
changing. Banks are increasingly aware of the games people play
with corporate credit.

After the FBI jails the mortgage
brokers that created the current mess, we expect them to turn their
attention to those fraudulent promoters of corporate credit. When
that happens, many of our competitors will sink.

SOLUTION: Buy a clean shelf company and build the corporate
credit yourself.

4. Corporate credit scammers
don't deliver on their promises. They claim to deliver a company
with corporate credit, Paydex score of 80, EIN, bank account,etc.

Instead, they deliver a company with
none of these attributes. Sometimes, they send nothing at all!

SOLUTION: Buy a clean shelf company and build the corporate
credit yourself.

5. Corporate credit scammers
promise that a $35,000 ten year old shelf company, with all the
corporate credit bells and whistles, will result in hundreds of
thousands of available credit. They also "guarantee" the results.

If they guarantee the results, why not
place that money in escrow? When the credit is obtained, you would
release the escrowed funds. But don't do it! This is because
it's not going to work. You'll lose the funds paid for the
company.

SOLUTION: Buy a clean shelf company and build the corporate
credit yourself.